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The Gorilla lug nuts that I purchased from Steeda are WAY beefier than what I got with the Velgen wheels, both are the narrow 6 spline. I spoke to the vender that sold me the wheels (they also install) They too said 120 - 125 max.

Ordered some Gorilla splined lug nuts from Steeda earlier this week. Sales person I spoke with at Steeda told me that the Gorilla lug nuts would meet the 150# torque specifications from ford. I emailed Gorilla to verify, their response today was 120 max! Steeda may want to communicate with...

I would consider the steering on the 2024 vague at best, fortunately we had no expectations with regard to the steering. From my perspective, you really don't get a sense of what is going on through the steering.

The Geomitry is not straight forward there, Heinz’s mm unfortunately the geometry is irregular at this opening so what ever is used needs to conform to the shape.

Just received the replacement NOCO 5 from Amazon and it works as it should, the other was a a dud right out of the box - confirmed!

Here is a video of our VF5 fitment.

Ok, thank you for the info!

On your Velgen wheel do they have the smaller OD lug nut 6 spline? I have no concern torquing to 150# on a standard size lug nut but the smaller OD lug was my concern

That’s a 6 spine on yours?

The case # is a scam in my opinion, I started this back in September and was hopefull at the time but since have been grounded with the reality that the process of filling a case is just a pacifier that Ford provides but basically it’s a dead end. So yes, fix it with whatever makes sense to you...

The Ford specification for the wheels are 150 #, Velgen uses a smaller outside diameter on their lugs. I torqued to 120 # but I don't think 150 would be a good outcome. What are those who have this set up doing? Thank you

Hmm, Amazon instructions say to box it up in its original packaging but some packages com to near distraction for opening, hopefully it will be a one in done swap🤞

Yesterday was dump day so being super efficient I broke up the the box for recycling. I made a bad assumption that it was new, what could go wrong? I requested a swap from Amazon so hopefully the new one works and I’ll send this one back in the new box. I heard good reviews about this so...

I checked while charging and zero difference

Fuse is fine

This never moves and the voltage doesn’t change, nothing is happening unfortunately.

Yes and went back and put our old tender on it and worked as it should. If the NOCO is hooked up correctly the LED charge shows which ours does, however it doesn’t move from the 1/4 charge in 7 hours. It has the red pulse at a 1/4 charge after 7 hours. The battery was at 12.62 volts prior to...

I did. I’ve reached out to Noco, unfortunately I already tossed the box so returning to vender probably won’t work

My guess is it’s defective My Battery Tender worked fine on it but based on the reviews the Noco (on paper) seemed like it would be better. I honestly think it doesn’t work right out of the box.

Isn’t it supposed to progress from 1/4 to 1/2 to 3/4 to full? It hasn’t moved in 7 hours and the battery was far from depleted?